ANYIGBA, KOGI– The management of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, has actually announced a series of stringent, sweeping security procedures across its school lines following a fatal security breach on June 11, 2026.
The emergency situation enforcement notice, provided on Sunday, June 14, 2026, by the University Registrar, Siyaka Audu, followed the University Management Committee’s 401st Regular Satisfying.
The regulation intends to immediately restore campus safety and protect the academic neighborhood from external criminal elements.
Rigorous Ban on Trainee Automobiles Following Student Casualty
The extreme tightening up of school borders comes on the heels of an “regrettable security breach” on June 11, where a 300-level Biochemistry undergrad was tracked and eliminated on school by presumed cultists.
The Vice-Chancellor, Teacher Salisu Usman, confirmed that the organization’s agile internal security operatives successfully neutralised more risks by detaining 2 key suspects on the day of the event, handing them over to state police authorities for interrogation.
To get rid of transit vulnerabilities, the management has positioned an absolute, indefinite ban on students bringing personal cars and trucks and bikes onto the campus grounds.
The limitation clearly targets industrial and private motorbikes, consisting of typical brands like Haojue, TVS, and other regional “rubber-rubber” models.
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In addition, all tinted automobiles or automobiles with concealed registration plates are completely disallowed from going through the university parameters.
Strategic Gate Control and Surveillance Tallies
Under the newly triggered protocol, the university’s Main Gate will serve as the sole licensed car entry and exit pipeline for personnel and vetted visitors.
All other alternative gates around the school border have actually been completely locked to vehicular traffic, staying available just to pedestrians subject to strict search operations.
Students are now under a mandatory regulation to notably show their institutional Identity Cards at all times while on the campus residential or commercial property.
To handle allowed transit, the Chief Security Officer (CSO) has actually been bought to register all industrial bike riders in collaboration with local union leaders, while imposing a strict 35km/h campus speed limit.
Legitimate lorry owners need to acquire specific Car Recognition Tallies from the security department, with a steep N5,000 charge cost attached to lost or lost tallies.
Infrastructure Reinforcement and Alternative Shuttles
To totally seal the school from unapproved bypasses, the management has directed a joint job force including the CSO, the Director of Physical Planning, and the Director of Works and Maintenance to right away identify and obstruct all porous, illegal bush paths leading into the school premises.
Acknowledging that the lorry ban might trigger preliminary transit problems, the Vice-Chancellor revealed that a brand-new fleet of solar-powered tricycles will be right away released to match existing campus shuttle bus, making sure trainees can quickly browse lecture halls without tension.
The administration advised overall compliance from both personnel and students, requesting unrestricted cooperation with the recently inaugurated 11-man investigative committee tasked with uncovering the source of the June 11 cult attack.